- Fragrance description
- About the brand
- Review
Fragrance description Lalique Amethyst ÉclatIngredients
Enter a garden full of peonies in bloom, sweet raspberries, blackcurrant, and blackberries. The sparkling Lalique Amethyst Éclat fragrance for women will enchant you with its harmonious composition. It is no coincidence that it reminds you so much of a fresh bouquet of flowers.
- delicate fruity floral fragrance
- for daily wear, ideal for spring and summer months
- bottle inspired be designer bathroom accessories from 1920
Composition of the fragrance
The opening of this composition will intoxicate your senses with sweet notes of raspberry, blackcurrant, and the exotic Asian pear. Later, sensual notes of peony blossoms, Bulgarian rose, and magnolia come forth. The whole fragrance is built on a base of juicy blackberry, gentle violet, and sensual musk.
Story of the fragrance
Just like the Lalique Amethyst, it’s successor, the Lalique Amethyst Éclat Eau de Parfum, was inspired by a the “Épines” line of bathroom accessories. This line was designed by the French artist René Lalique in 1920. The bottle bears Lalique’s precious designer pattern of flowers and raspberries.
Ingredients
- Top notesTop notes - They develop straight after you put the fragrance on. They create the first impression and tend to be quite intense, but not long-lasting.
- Raspberry, Nashi, Black Currant
- Middle notesMiddle notes - The heart of the fragrance comes out after a couple of minutes when the head of the scent fades away. These notes usually last around 2 to 3 hours.
- Peony, Bulgarian Rose, Magnolia
- Base notesBase notes - The last and often longest part of the fragrance's evolution on your skin. Takes anywhere from 4 hours to over a day.
- Musk, Blackberry, Violet
- Fragrance category
- fruity, floral
About the brand Lalique
The name Lalique evokes the beauty of fine jewellery and the translucent shine of crystals. The company takes its name after the artistic genius and master jeweller and glassmaker René-Jules Lalique who poured all his creative enthusiasm into the brand.
Lalique opened his jewellery and glassware shop in 1905. His art deco and art nouveau creations often incorporated natural elements and inspirations both in terms of materials and shapes. The perfumer François Coty was so impressed by his work he proposed a collaboration which resulted in the production of gorgeous perfume bottles.
Lalique has always been connected with the world of fragrance, even though they only introduced their first own perfume in 1992. All the Lalique fragrances are now characteristic for their unique bottles and the exquisite quality of ingredients as well as the aroma itself.
